There is just a RM1,000 difference between the two price tags. The Honda City Hatchback 1.5 Petrol RS retails at RM100,900, while the City Sedan 1.5 RS is priced at RM99,900.

Driving along the Federal Highway in heavy rain, the road spray kicked up by the lorry ahead completely blinds your windscreen. You step on the throttle to overtake, and how the CVT behaves over the next three seconds decides whether you pull off a clean lane change or find yourself gritting your teeth, waiting for the revs to climb past 4,000 rpm.

The Honda City 1.5 RS is priced at RM99,900, while the Perodua Bezza 1.3 AV retails at RM49,980. That RM49,920 price difference is practically the cost of another Bezza altogether.

Priced at RM99,900 for the Honda City 1.5 RS and RM84,800 for the Proton S70 Flagship (after rebates), there is an RM15,100 difference between the two. Park them side by side, and you will immediately realise they feel like cars from two distinct segments.

Park both cars in the same showroom, and there is just an RM2,000 price gap between them. The Honda City e:HEV RS is priced at RM111,900, while the Toyota Vios HEV GR-S retails for RM109,900.

Honda Malaysia has opened bookings for the 2026 Honda City Hatchback facelift, with reservations now available through authorised dealerships nationwide and the company's online booking platform.

At the Proton showroom, there is a sedan bearing a price tag of RM68,800, packing 181 PS and 290 Nm under the bonnet with a 0 to 100 km/h sprint time of 7.5 seconds.

Just yesterday, Honda Malaysia introduced the updated 2026 Honda City facelift, with its updated B-segment sedan receiving a host of new equipment and improved features.

Honda Malaysia has launched the 2026 Honda City facelift, bringing revised styling and more equipment to its ever-popular B-segment sedan.

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Honda Malaysia is marking Malaysia Day by sharing the ownership experiences of three e:HEV customers, highlighting how its hybrid models fit into daily commutes, long-distance trips and family life.

Today, we're taking a look at the 2026 Honda City Facelift in Malaysia. Soon to launch here, our early look showcases the changes that are to come to this popular B-segment sedan.

Following its opening of booking last week, Honda Malaysia has begun its nationwide preview of the upcoming 2026 Honda City facelift. The updated sedan will debut first, followed by the hatchback at a later date.

The 2026 Honda City facelift will soon make its first-ever public appearance in Malaysia, beginning this Friday, 4 September 2026 at various locations around the country.

On August 27, Honda Malaysia officially opened bookings for the 2026 Honda City facelift.

Honda Malaysia has opened bookings for the refreshed Honda City, with the popular B-segment sedan gaining a sharper exterior, additional equipment and improved ownership value.

Just last week, Honda Automobile Thailand launched the new and improved 2026 Honda City facelift, available in both sedan and hatchback body styles.

The new 2026 Honda City Facelift has launched in Thailand moments ago, marking the regional debut of Honda's updated B-segment model.

The Honda City Hatchback arrives at KLIMS 2026 not as a dramatic debut, but as a measured statement of continuity in a segment undergoing rapid transformation. While much of the industry conversation at the show centres on full-electric hatchbacks from newer brands, Honda’s compact five-door serves as a reminder that the B-segment still rewards practicality, build familiarity and low running costs

Malaysia’s B-segment sedan space is shrinking under SUV pressure, yet the Honda City remains a deliberate fixture at KLIMS 2026. While show floors increasingly celebrate high-riding crossovers and full-electric hatchbacks, Honda’s decision to keep the City front and centre signals something different: there is still volume to be defended in the traditional three-box format. For young families, fir